Jefferson City News

State officials recognized first responders and citizens from across Missouri on Thursday for exceptional acts of bravery and sacrifice at the 2023 Missouri Pu…

Gov. Mike Parson will be traveling to Japan for his latest trade mission.

The fire truck involved in a recent power line traffic accident was one of the most important in the fire department's vehicle fleet and is still out of commis…

A 16-year-old girl from Gravois Mills was injured in a single-vehicle crash Wednesday afternoon in Morgan County.

Missouri lawmakers will evaluate the state's personal property tax policies ahead of the upcoming legislative session.

Two volunteers carried sofa cushions early Thursday morning along the Greenway Trail.

Yanis Coffee Zone is a popular downtown spot, in part because of the smiles owner Taisir Yanis brings to customers' faces.

Lincoln University and the Jefferson City branch of the NAACP will offer trolley tours to showcase area history during Lincoln's Homecoming week.

Jefferson City area students were up early Wednesday for a national day of student prayer.

Capital City Court Appointed Special Advocates moved into a new Jefferson City location more than a year ago. On Wednesday, the nonprofit paused to celebrate w…

Matt Chinn knows the work that goes into completing treatment court, and the better life that awaits those who see it through to graduation.

Older workers are the country's "No. 1 untapped resource," according to Missouri Gov. Mike Parson.

A law requiring cities to cover costs of damages when individual officers are found liable in police misconduct cases should be thrown out because it illegally…

The Missouri Supreme Court on Wednesday heard arguments over the constitutionality of a wide-ranging law passed by the Legislature last year banning sleeping o…

Developers making use of state incentives for housing may have a new avenue to seek increases in their allotments moving forward.